Studio McLeod and Ekkist win Kent wildlife centre comp

By 2018-06-15T06:00:00

Studio McLeod and Ekkist's winning proposals for Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve's new visitor centre

Practices beat ArkleBoyce, Ben Adams and Bilska de Beaupuy to £2m job

Studio McLeod and Ekkist have won the design competition to create a £2m visitor centre for Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve in Kent.

Client Kent Wildlife Trust had called for a flagship visitor centre with a strong health and wellbeing element. The other shortlisted practices were ArkleBoyce Architects, Ben Adams Architects and Bilska de Beaupuy.

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